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Singapore Tourism: Your Singapore (yoursing)

YourSingapore.com - Park Mall (park-mall)

100422    If you’re an upmarket shopper looking to spruce up your home with a new purchase, Park Mall is a good location to begin your search.
100423    It also features a European-style internal shopping street, modelled after London’s Burlington Arcade.
100424    With five levels and 77 shops in total, including a number of cafes and restaurants, Park Mall is a distinctive and fancy shopping destination that’s perfect for furniture seekers looking for a centrepiece for their homes.

YourSingapore.com - Visa, Customs, Legal Regulations (visa-customs-legal-regulation)

100425    Visa, Customs, Legal Regulations
100426    Important Things to Note
100427    Apart from visitors from China and India, most foreigners coming into Singapore do not require visas for entry and may be given up to 30-day social visit passes upon their arrival in Singapore.
100428    However, it is best to consult your local consular office for the latest information with regards to coming into Singapore.
100429    If you would like to stay in Singapore for a longer period, you may apply at the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) upon your arrival.
100430    However, you should have your valid passports, onward or return tickets, onward facilities (such as visas or entry permits) to your next destination and of course, sufficient funds for your stay in Singapore.
100431    Should you lose your passport while in Singapore, please make a police report immediately, then head to the ICA (right across from the Lavender MRT Station at 10 Kallang Road) to get a temporary visa.
100432    Finally, inform your respective embassy so that you can get through immigration when you reach home.
100433    Women in an advanced state of pregnancy (six months or more) who intend to visit Singapore should make a prior application with the nearest Singapore overseas mission.

YourSingapore.com - Roti Prata (roti-prata)

100434    Roti Prata
100360    ロティ・プラタ
100435    Roti prata evolved from the original pancake recipes from Pakistan and India, and is a favourite in Singapore.
100363    ロティ ・ プラタ は 、 パキスタン や インド の ホットケーキ に 由来 し て い ます が 、 今 で は 、 シンガポール の 人気 料理 と なっ て い ます 。
100436    Roti means “bread”, and prata means “flat”, but it is actually closer to a pancake with a lightly flavoured and subtle sweet dough that makes for a gratifying meal, especially in the mornings.
100364    “ ロティ ” は 、「 パン 」 という 意味 で 、“ プラタ ” は 、「 薄い 」 という 意味 です 。

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